‘Enemy Invasion’: Jordanians slam $10bn deal with Israel
Protesters in Jordan calling deal, which will see Israel provide $10bn worth of gas to the country, an ‘enemy invasion’.
2 Feb 2020
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Protesters in Jordan calling deal, which will see Israel provide $10bn worth of gas to the country, an ‘enemy invasion’.
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